Hard light, violent shadows, bodies cut by contrast.

Light does not decorate the street here. It cuts, separates, hides and leaves fewer excuses.
Hard Light gathers photographs where contrast is not just a visual effect, but the pressure that organizes the scene. Bodies fall into shadow, faces disappear, walls become traps, and the street starts behaving like a small public interrogation.
The image only enters this series when the light does real work. A silhouette is not enough. Contrast alone is not enough. The light has to change the meaning of the frame.
Selected Works
